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Buyers · 39 acquisitions since 2006

What would Salesforce buy next?

What Salesforce has bought, and the companies checked on WhoBuys that it fits best.

Latest acquisitions

  • Own (2024)· Salesforce acquired data management firm Own for $1.9 billion, and enterprise management platform Zoomin.
  • PredictSpring (2024)· Salesforce has also acquired PredictSpring and Tenyx in 2024.
  • Airkit.ai (2023)· Salesforce acquired Airkit.ai, a creator of AI-powered customer service applications and experiences.
  • Spiff (2023)· Salesforce acquired Spiff, an automated commission management platform.
  • Troops.ai (2022)· Salesforce's acquired Slack-bot maker Troops.ai in July 2022.
  • Narrative Science (2021)· American natural language generation company
  • SalesforceIQ (2020)· SalesforceIQ (formerly RelateIQ), a subsidiary of Salesforce.com, was an American software company based in Palo Alto, California Acquired b
  • Evergage (2020)· a cloud-based software that allowed users to collect, analyze, and respond to user behavior on their websites and web applications in real-t
  • Slack Technologies (2020)· Slack Technologies, LLC is an American software company founded in 2009 in Vancouver, British Columbia, known for its proprietary communicat
  • ClickSoftware (2019)· an American technology company providing field service management software.
  • ClickSoftware Technologies (2019)· ClickSoftware was an American technology company providing field service management software.
  • MuleSoft (2018)· MuleSoft, LLC.

Companies checked here that fit Salesforce

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Past acquisitions from public data as of 2026-10-08, and companies whose websites resemble them. It says nothing about Salesforce's plans, and nobody listed is known to be in talks. Not investment advice. WhoBuys is independent and not affiliated with Salesforce or any company named. Deal data from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA).

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